CARIBBEAN Airlines is expanding its regional and international network with new and resumed services linking Tobago with Toronto, Trinidad with Caracas and Trinidad with Panama.
The airline said the services are intended to provide passengers with greater travel options for leisure, business and family trips while supporting tourism, trade and connectivity between the Caribbean and international markets.
Beginning October 25, Caribbean Airlines will operate a weekly non-stop service between Tobago and Toronto, with flights scheduled for Sundays.
The new service will provide a direct link between Tobago and Canada ahead of the peak winter travel period, with the airline highlighting its potential to facilitate family visits, tourism and other travel between the two destinations.
Caribbean Airlines will also resume commercial passenger flights between Trinidad and Caracas, Venezuela, from October 31.
The resumption will restore direct air connectivity between the neighbouring countries and is expected to provide additional options for business and leisure travellers.
In a further expansion of its network, the airline will operate a series of charter flights between Trinidad and Panama from December 1, 2026, to February 9, 2027.
The Panama charters will operate on selected Tuesdays and Fridays, providing additional travel options during the Christmas and Carnival periods and supporting tourism and trade activity.
Caribbean Airlines said passengers should monitor its official communication channels for details on flight schedules, fares and booking availability as the new services are rolled out.
